Levesque ~ Fourth Generation

		Issue of Jacques Levesque and Suzanne Campart
1.		Jean LEVESQUE Born 14 Sep 1663 at Hautot Le Vatois, Seine-Maritime (ref French website & G.Olsen). Bap 18 Sep 1663 at Lintot ER, Seine-Maritime (ref French website & G.Olsen). Reference Frence website "The protestants of Bolbec and surrounding (XVIIth century), Lintot's temple : baptisms, marriages, burials": http://huguenots-france.org/english/normandie/caux/lintot/index.htm Jean migrated to England. Married Madeleine CAMPART. She was dau of Isaac Campart, and was born 1 Mar 1669 at Les Mesnils-Rury, Seine-Maritime, and bap 4 Mar 1669 at Luneray ER, Seine-Maritime (ref French website reference); however, there is another candidate from the same town born 1668.
		Children:
	1.	Anne Magdeleine LEVESQUE bap 1686 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	2.	Pierre LEVESQUE bap 1688 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	3.	Susanne LEVESQUE bap 1690 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	4.	Marie Anne LEVESQUE bap 1691 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	5.	Anne LEVESQUE bap 1694 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	6.	Janne LEVESQUE bap 1696 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	7.	Jean LEVESQUE bap 1701 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
2.		Susanne LEVESQUE Born 1666 in Ecretteville, France (ref G.Olsen 2011). Migrated to England. Married Jan 1688/89 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot church, London to Daniel DE BOUY. He was son of Daniel De Bouy and Madeleine Fontaine. The Quarto Series of the Huguenot Society for Threadneedle Street states DE BOUY, Daniel, son of Daniel De Bouy and Madeleine Fontaine, native of Saint Quentin, and Susanne L'Eveque (or L'Eueque), daughter of Jaques L'Evesque and Susanne Compart of Autretot, January 2, espoused January 23, 1688. (Ref P.Cazaly).
		Child:
	1.	Daniel DE BOUY bap 1689 at French Church of La Patente, Spitalfields, London
3.		Jeanne LEVESQUE Born in France. Migrated to England. Married 23 Oct 1687 to Jean DURANT. He was son of Jacques Durant and Francoise Brouai. This is supported by a French document, unknown source, which states that Jean, a native of Lion, son of Jacques Durant and of Francoise Brouai; and Jeanne L'Eveque, native of pais de Caux, daughter of Jacques L'Eveque and the late Suzanne Campar, were given permission to marry in England 28 Oct 1687, and they were married in England 23 Oct 1687. The register says married 23 Oct 1687 at Saint Jean French Huguenot church, London (Quarto Series Vols XXXIX Registers of Saint Jean). (Ref P.Cazaly Public Tree).
		Children:
	1.	Anne DURANT (1) bap 1689 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	2.	Anne DURANT (2) bap 1691 at St Jean French Huguenot, London
	3.	Marie Anne DURANT (1) bap 1693 at St Jean French Huguenot, London
	4.	Jeanne Catherine DURANT bap 1697 at St Jean French Huguenot, London
	5.	Suzanne DURANT bap 1699 at St Jean French Huguenot, London
	6.	Marie Anne DURANT (2) bap 1702 at St Jean French Huguenot, London
	7.	Pierre DURANT bap 1704 at St Jean French Huguenot, London
4.		Isaac LEVESQUE Born 1669 in Ecretteville, France (ref G.Olsen 2011). Presumably godparent of niece Janne Levesque in 1696. Married Catherine du BEC (ref G.Olsen 2012). [Assumed to be correct here as he lived past infancy. ] Believed to be a weaver of Bethnal Green (see burial of son Isaac).
		Children:
	1.	Jeanne Catherine LEVESQUE bap 1696 at The Artillery French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	2.	Marie LEVESQUE bap 1697 at The Artillery French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	3.	Anne LEVESQUE bap 1700 at The Artillery French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	4.	Isaac LEVESQUE bap 1704 at The Artillery French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	5.	Magdeleine LEVESQUE bap 1705 at The Artillery French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
5.		Solomon LEVESQUE Born 1672 in Ecretteville, France (ref G.Olsen 2011).
6.		Jacques LEVESQUE Born 1673 in Ecretteville, France (ref G.Olsen 2011).
		Issue of Jacques Levesque and Anne Riqueur
7.		Anne LEVESQUE Born approximately 1677 in France. Migrated to England. Married 27 May 1694 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot Church to Isaac BRIET (ref Huguenot Society). He was a son of Jeremie Briet and Marie Gratiot (see below). 'Briet Isaac, natif de Chateautiery fils du fu Jeremie Briet and Marie Gratiot; Anne {sic} L'Eveque native de Milamare en Normandie fille de Jacques L'Eveque et D'Anne Riqueut. Made 11 Mars; completed 27 May 1694' (ref P.Cazaly). Anne died 1768 aged 91 (ref P.Cazaly)
		Children:
	1.	Abraham Izaac BRIET bap 1699 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	2.	Jean BRIET bap 1703 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
8.		Jacques (James) LEVESQUE As stated earlier, I have included the siblings Jacques, Jeanne and Marie Anne as children of Jacques and Anne (though this may be wrong) because of the close connection between all of these families in both London and France and the suitability of the birth dates; dates are very vague but what binds the three together is the Will of Maria Fondemare nee Campard, who married Jacques (James). Jacques was probably baptised in France as the baptism has not been found in London. On 30 Dec 1713, Jacques Levesque of Bolbec joined the French churches in London and was probably this one. (Information provided by Richard Edmunds 2012). Sargeant's notes give the marriage of Jacques Levesque on 7 Sep 1740 at Wheeler St, Spitalfields, London, to Maria (Mary) FONDEMARE, witnesses Elie & Marie Anne Duchemin. Her maiden surname was Campard (Campart). She was previously married to Pierre (Peter) FONDEMARE. Pierre Fondimare married Marie Campard 29 Dec 1717 at Wheeler Street FH Chapel, Spitalfields, witnesses John Leveque and Abraham le Carpentier. This would explain why so many of her nieces and nephews had the surname Campart. Peter Fondimarre was buried 12 Jun 1738 at Christ Church, Spitalfields, 'from Stepney, Man' (ref Ancestry burials etc). The connection is the will of a Mary Levesque, widow of James Levesque; Mary died 1766, and James had previously died. Mary was buried 30 Jan 1766 at Christ Church, Spitalfields, "of Lamb Street, age 79" (ref Ancestry) so was born c1687. There is a burial of James Levesque at the same place 2 Oct 1756 aged 69 (ref Ancestry) so also born c1687. [Much of this material provided by Richard Edmunds 2012). The various relations mentioned in her Will (which was written in French in 1765) are as follows: My Nephew Ephraim fflammare [Flammare] my Executor Daniel fflammare [Flammare] son of my Executor My Cousin Anne Levesque born Martell Widow of the late John Levesque my Cousin My Cousin Mary Cofson [Cosson] or to her husband John Cofson My Cousin Mary Mardant born de launai Widow of Peter Mardant John Slumbergue my Godson son of Jacob Slumbergue and of Mary Magdalen Duchemin Mary Campart my great niece daughter of John Campart of Lauzanne in Switzerland Mary Campart my great niece and God daughter the daughter of Lewis Campart of Lausanne in Switzerland Abraham Paumier my great nephew Mary fflammare [Flammare] Eldest daughter of my Executor Susanna fflammare [Flammare] the second daughter of my Executor Anne (?) fflammare [Flammare] third daughter of my Executor My late husband James Levesque Peter Abraham Auber Nephew of my late husband James Abraham Auber Nephew of my late husband Mary Magdalen Shlumberger born Duchemin niece of my late husband Peter Campart my Nephew of High Normandy David Campart my nephew of High Normandy Jacob Campart my Nephew at High Normandy John Campart my Nephew of Lauzanne in Switzerland Lewis Campart my Nephew of Lausanne in Switzerland My deceased niece Paumier born Campart. Levesque Wills
9.		Jeanne LEVESQUE Probably baptised in France. As stated earlier, I have included the siblings Jacques, Jeanne and Marie Anne as children of Jacques and Anne (though this may be wrong) because of the close connection between all of these families in both London and France and the suitability of the birth dates; dates are very vague but what binds the three together is the Will of Maria Fondemare nee Campard, who married Jacques (James). Married Pierre (Peter) AUBER. He may have been the Pierre Auber born 1697 in a list of Huguenots in the register of St Eustache 1696-1710 (ref R.Edmunds 2012).
		Children:
	1.	James Abraham AUBER born c1722 in France
	2.	Peter Abraham AUBER born c1724 in France
10.		Marie Anne LEVESQUE As stated earlier, I have included the siblings Jacques, Jeanne and Marie Anne as children of Jacques and Anne (though this may be wrong) because of the close connection between all of these families in both London and France and the suitability of the birth dates; dates are very vague but what binds the three together is the Will of Maria Fondemare nee Campard, who married Jacques (James). Married Elie DUCHEMIN. (Date not found in Boyd.). He was born c1690, son of Elie & Magdelaine Duchemin of Lintot; other siblings were Magdeleine c1684, Jean c1686, Pierre c1688, Marie Madeleine c1691, Louis c1693, Anne c1696, Suzanne c1697, all born in France after the closure of the Lintot temple so exact dates are not known. Jean, Pierre, Elie, Louis, Magdeleine and Marie fled to England in 1713. The four brothers were accepted into the congregation of La Patente Spitalfields on 4 Oct 1713. (Information provided by Richard Edmunds 2012). Elie died 1744 (ref P. Cazaly). There is a burial of Mary Anne Duchemine 1 Jan 1745/46 at Christ Church, Spitalfields, Woman, of Browns Lane (ref Ancestry Burials etc). The child Anne Louise is doubtful due to her birthdate being so much later.
		Children:
	1.	Elie DUCHEMIN born 16 Oct 1724; bap 31 Oct 1724 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot
	2.	Marianne DUCHEMIN born 25 Jan 1726/27; bap 10 Feb 1726/27 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot
	3.	Elie DUCHEMIN born 18 Jul 1728; bap 1 Aug 1728 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot
	4.	Marie Magdelaine DUCHEMIN born 16 May 1730; bap 31 May 1730 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot
	5.	Jaques DUCHEMIN born 18 Apr 1732; bap 30 Apr 1732 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot
	6.	Anne Louise DUCHEMIN born c1744
11.		Susanne LEVESQUE Bap 6 Mar 1687 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London (as Lesuesque), dau of Jaques Lesuesque & Anne Ricoeur (ref IGI).	IGI records
		Other families - 1 (Jean Levesque & Marie Walher generation 6)
		Other families - 2 (Jean Levesque & Sarah generation 7)
		Other families - 3 (Jean Baptiste Levesque & Ann Mead generation 6)
		Other families - 4 (unknown Levesque & Marie, generation 5)
		Other families - 5 (Louis Daniel Levesque & Elizabeth Soubien generation 7)
		Other families - 6 (Sanson Levesque & Elizabeth Monfreul generation 4)
		Sanson LEVESQUE (born 1668 on Lintot site) marr Elizabeth MONFREUL (born 1664 on Lintot site)
		Child:
	1.	Louis LEVESQUE born Lintot, Normandy, France
		Other families - 7 (John Levesque born c1818 London generation 9)
		Other families - 8 (Jaques L'Eveque de Nismes generation 4)
		Jaques L'EVEQUE de Nismes Jaques L'Eveque "de Nismes" is identified as the father of Marie (Mary) DELESSART or DE LESSART, widow of Cyrus DeLessart, Marie entered the French Hospital in 1783 (ref Huguenot Society Quarto Series). Her date of birth was approximately 1709. This would give Jaques a birth date of approximately 1680. It is possible, though not proved, that he was also the father of James Levesque who died in London in 1767 aged 61, for whom no other details have been found.
		Child:
	1.	Marie LEVESQUE born c1708
		Other families - 9 (Jacques Levesque and Madelaine Louise Roy generation 5)

Revised 16 Oct 2015